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1. fortrabbit

   Company knowledgeUpdated Oct 28, 2026

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   • How does collaboration work for a web agency?

     “Teams and roles - Developers join a team with an unlimited or limited role, external contractors can be invited to single apps. One login covers all client projects, and access ends cleanly when somebody leaves.”

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   • Can hosting and billing be transferred to a client?

     “Yes - An app changes owner without moving. The client's payment method takes over billing while the agency keeps developer access for maintenance. No migration, no downtime, nothing to re-test.”

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   • What happens when a developer leaves the agency?

     “Revoke access - Removing a person from the team ends their dashboard access and personal code access. The client apps keep running untouched — nothing needs to be moved or redeployed.”

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   • Does hosting have to be resold to clients?

     “No - Both models work. The agency pays and re-bills hosting as part of a retainer, or the client's own payment method owns the app and receives the invoice directly.”

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   • Which software is supported?

     “PHP - The PHP stack agencies build with: Craft CMS, WordPress, Statamic, Laravel and more. Deployment via Git with Composer support is built in.”

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   About fortrabbit

   fortrabbit: “Managed PHP cloud hosting from Berlin. Independent and bootstrapped since 2012. Focused on developer experience, fair pricing, and privacy. Specialised in Laravel, Craft CMS, Statamic, Symfony and WordPress.”